a fine open fabric, typically one of cotton or silk, made by looping, twisting, or knitting thread in patterns and used especially for trimming garments
a small plant-eating bug that has a raised netlike pattern on the wings and upper surface
an elaborate kind of lace, typically with a raised design, made using a needle or lace pillow
a kind of Brussels pillow lace characterized by bold floral patterns worked with a fine thread
lace consisting of floral sprigs hand sewn on to fine net or joined by lacework
the uncultivated form of the carrot, with broad round heads of tiny white flowers that resemble lace
lace made in the Belgian city of Mechelen (formerly known as Mechlin), characterized by patterns outlined in heavier thread